Order up! Pay a visit to an exhibit that celebrates the rise of the New Jersey diner
The exhibit focuses on the history of diners, notably Paterson’s Silk City Diner Company, which produced 1,500 classic diner car-style eateries between 1926 and 1966.
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266ds agoA new exhibit at the Paterson Museum focuses on the history and culture of something we all love - the New Jersey diner.
On today’s “Brian’s Positively New Jersey,” Brian Donohue paid a visit to "Order's Up: Paterson and the Rise of the New Jersey Diner."
The exhibit focuses on the history of diners, notably Paterson’s Silk City Diner Company, which produced 1,500 classic diner car-style eateries between 1926 and 1966.
